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'''Port Said American School''' is a school in the suburbs of [[Greater Cairo]], [[Egypt]]. |
[http://portsaidamerican.blogspot.com/ '''Port Said American School'''] is a school in the suburbs of [[Greater Cairo]], [[Egypt]]. |
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Founded in 2000 in the neighborhood of Dokki in [[Giza]], the school started with a small building in the once aristocratic class villas of colonial Cairo. |
Founded in 2000 in the neighborhood of Dokki in [[Giza]], the school started with a small building in the once aristocratic class villas of colonial Cairo. |
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| Port Said American School (PSAS) | |
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| Location | |
EGYPT | |
| Information | |
| Type | Under authority of the National Institute |
| Established | 2000 |
| Principal | Ms. Nihal Mourad |
| Website | www.psasegypt.com//psasegypt@yahoo.com |
Port Said American School is a school in the suburbs of Greater Cairo, Egypt.
Founded in 2000 in the neighborhood of Dokki in Giza, the school started with a small building in the once aristocratic class villas of colonial Cairo.
It has a faculty of 12 teachers. The school faced difficulties upon start-up due to competing institutions, particularly in the form of student transfers to competitors at the junior high school grades; this reportedly forced PSAS to consider abandoning its high school since they appeared to be unsustainable. Nonetheless, PSAS persevered with the high school and has graduated a full generation of students.
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